Apple Inc. and several of its officers and directors, including Chief Executive Steve Jobs, have agreed to settle a stock options backdating case for $14 million plus attorney fees and costs.
According to court filings this month, Apple also agreed to pay $7.3 million in attorney fees and $300,000 to plaintiffs in the federal actions, as well as $1.2 million in attorney fees and $50,000 in expenses to plaintiffs in the state cases. The case is In re Apple Computer Inc. Derivative Litigation .
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